Monday, 17. March 2003

17 and 18 March 1988


Bloody Friday Chemical massacre of the Kurds by the Iraqi regime Halabja-March 1988

Every murder destroys a measure of human dignity Every genocide murders a piece of the whole world

¬> Kurdistan Democratic Party-KDP

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Ancient Brits mummified dead too


Ancient Britons started mummifying their dead at around the same time as the ancient Egyptians, according a British archaeologist.

Dr Mike Parker-Pearson, who will feature in a BBC documentary "Meet the Ancestors" on Tuesday, discovered four Bronze Age bodies showing signs of mummification in the remote Scottish isle of South Uist.

¬> CNN

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Woman sees 'Allah' in a brinjal


A brinjal has been drawing huge crowds in an Orissa village after a woman sliced it open only to find that its seeds were positioned in a way that spelt the word Allah.

The incident occurred in the home of Muhammad Khalil, a resident of Mendhasal village on the outskirts of this city, the Oriya newspaper Sambad reported Sunday.

¬> HindustanTimes

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Sending a Bretzel to G. W. Bush


Manifesto for Peace To make our action the most collective as possible, we invite you to join our action by sending a Bretzel to G. W. Bush and stop the war processus.

¬> Bretzel for Bush

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New mobile phone scare


Mobile phones are at the centre of new safety fears after scientists found the first evidence of a link with brain cancer.

Users who spend more than an hour a day talking on a cell phone are almost a third more at risk of developing a rare form of brain tumour, a study has found.

The cancers were found most frequently on the side of the head to which the phone was held.

¬> This is London

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Short Measures Leave Bitter Taste


British consumers are losing millions of pounds a year because landlords are failing to pour full pints of beer, the government's spending watchdog said on Friday.

A National Audit Office report found pubs were saving the equivalent of 200 million pints of beer worth 130 million pounds at wholesale prices each year.

¬> Reuters

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Mother and sons die in room sealed against chemical attack


An Israeli mother and her two sons have suffocated in a sealed room they had prepared as a defence against a possible Iraqi chemical missile attack.

Police said the three died because of a coal-fuelled heater in an adjacent room.

¬> Ananova

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Baskische Partei verboten


Der Oberste Gerichtshof in Spanien hat die nationalistische baskische Batasuna-Partei für illegal erklärt. Der Partei wird Verstrickung in Terrorismus durch Verbindungen zur bewaffneten Separatistengruppe ETA vorgeworfen. Die Entscheidung der 16 Richter fiel einstimmig.

¬> Tagesschau

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Ausstellung über Filesharing im Internet


Das Museum für Angewandte Kunst in Frankfurt am Main baut seinen neuen Schwerpunkt im Bereich digitaler Medien aus. Schon zum dritten Mal organisiert das Haus am Museumsufer eine Ausstellung, die sich mit dem Internet beschäftigt. Nach Computerviren ("I love you") und Internet-Demos ("origami digital") sind nun Musiktauschbörsen wie Napster an der Reihe.

Die Schau mit dem Titel adonnaM.mp3 ist vom 20. März bis zum 20. April zu sehen.

¬> Heise

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TV Guide: Gulf War to start prime time Wednesday on FOX, following the Simpsons


Observant readers of the weeks upcoming television listings point out that the publication has revealed the start date for the war: Wednesday, March 19 at 8EST/5PST, the time set to kick off the FOX Networks new spring comedy and reality show lineup.

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Anti-Kriegs-Song online


Die Beastie Boys haben auf ihrer Website einen Anti-Kriegs-Song zum freien Download bereit gestellt. "In A World Gone Mad ..." ist der erste Output seit fünf Jahren und richtet sich an US-Präsident George Bush.

¬> laut ¬> Beastie Boys

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Techno sniffer dog debuts at Heathrow


The world's busiest international airport, London Heathrow, unveiled a new electronic "sniffer dog" Monday, becoming the first in the world to trial the new screening technology.

The "Sentinel II" portal "sniffs" passengers as they pass through a detection arch, analyzing air that is blown across their bodies for particles of explosives or other banned substances, according to airport operator BAA.

¬> CNN

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